Air Force dad accused of smoking dope with sons, six and four. The six-year-old "described in detail how to utilize the bong" to investigators
SEPTEMBER 11--Federal agents are probing an Air Force staff sergeant for allegedly forcing his two young sons--aged six and four--to smoke controlled substances with him inside the family’s home on a New Mexico military base.
The troubling investigation is targeting Steven DiDonna, 27, for violations of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice, specifically child endangerment and illegal possession of a controlled substance, according to court filings.
As part of the criminal investigation, military officials last month obtained DNA samples from the two children. Evidence from the buccal swabs will be compared to “several drug paraphernalia items” seized from DiDonna’s home at Cannon Air Force Base.
The probe of DiDonna (seen at right) began in May after drug paraphernalia was found “hidden inside a child car seat located in the vehicle of SSgt DiDonna,” according to an affidavit sworn by an Air Force police officer.
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Military Probes Drug Use By Sergeant
